Virtualization and automation is used to provide the user with self-service computing experience available at infinite scale at very low cost, with the tremendous growth of communications, connectivity and Internet technology cloud computing have become a principal reference of computing for IT industry. Major challenge for data centers is to streamline the requests, as cloud data centers and the users of the cloud-computing are globally situated, Present research provides environment that equally distributes workload across all the nodes. It also provides a way of achieving the proper utilization of resources and better user satisfaction. Current research is focused on the load-balancing algorithm, which distributes the incoming jobs among virtual machine optimally in cloud data centers. The proposed algorithm in this paper has been executed using Cloud Analyst Simulator and the performance of the suggested algorithm is compared with the three algorithms which are pre-exists based on response time. The experiment result shows that the recommended algorithm performs better than the existing algorithms.

Virtual Machine, Load Balancing, Cloud Analyst, Cloud Data Center, Virtualization, User Base

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